CEO INITIATIVE - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Senior Manager of Brand Communications, FORTUNE
Job Titles:
- CHIEF STRATEGY and FINANCIAL OFFICER
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- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EDITORIAL GROWTH
BRAND STUDIO Erica Euse (branded content editor), Shineil Persad (creative strategy program manager), Helen Ventura (copy editor), Shilpi Kuchal (senior creative strategist), Susie Gharib (anchor & senior special correspondent), Kim Coyle (head of design), Gregory Leeds (design director), Alberto Gonzalez (senior designer), Fernando Mancuello (creative lead), Stephanie Silvera (art director), Ana Suarez-Fennell (senior designer), Andrew Mixter (senior designer), Teri Sanders (designer), Zeyd Rahman (creative commercial strategist), Pia de Soiza (senior production manager)
Leadership Gender parity offers hope in ‘otherwise bleak landscape' for corporate social goals, as S&P projects women will be 50% of leadership by 2030
MEMBER SERVICES Arianna Gomez (digital director, acquisition & membership), Katherine Ramsingh (associate director executive relations), Sarah Worob (associate director, live media), Andrea Harasymowicz (associate manager, executive relations), Zackiel Marsh (executive relations coordinator)
Henry Robinson Luce founded Fortune magazine in 1929 in the wake of the Great Depression and the death of Yale classmate Briton Hadden, with whom he cofounded Time magazine and the Time-Fortune Corporation (later Time Incorporated) in 1922. In a 1929 prospectus for advertisers, Luce wrote that Fortune should be "the Ideal Super-Class Magazine" for "wealthy and influential people." It should be, he added, "surpassingly beautiful" and "so richly illustrated and so distinguished in appearance that it will be instinctive to turn the pages. And having turned the pages, his reader will discover the editorial content of such arresting vitality that, were it but mimeographed on cheapest newsprint, he would still pay dearly for it." Its price? $10 per year, "a barrier so high that only the reader both enthusiastic and well-to-do will vault it."
The first issue of Fortune, featuring on its cover the Roman goddess Fortuna with her wheel, was distributed to subscribers beginning in February 1930. (The magazine was not initially available on newsstands.) As with Time, Luce made himself editor of Fortune; its first managing editor was Parker Lloyd-Smith and its first art editor was Thomas Maitland Cleland. Fortune's first headquarters were located in the Chrysler Building at 135 East 42nd Street in New York City; it later moved to the Time-Life Building at 1271 Avenue of the Americas and Brookfield Place at 225 Liberty Street and is currently headquartered at 40 Fulton Street.
Job Titles:
- DIRECTOR, CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
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- HEAD of STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
PRODUCT Aviel Fahl (director, search strategy), Dave Geller (senior product manager), Alexia Delest (product manager), Johrten Sternberg (technical product manager), Stan Wilson (director, product analytics), Gabriel Acosta (UX designer)
FINANCE (NY) Paula Esposito (finance & HR manager), Brian Ernst (executive director, business development), Melissa Goldman (controller), Tyler Cristy (revenue accounting manager), Kevin Tang (accounting manager), Ruben Fernandez (finance associate)
Job Titles:
- CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER
- PUBLISHER
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- CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER
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- SENIOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MARKETING
ENGINEERING Ted Coyle (technical lead), Alicia Javier (CRM admin), Kyle Ermentrout (web developer), Uriel Rodriguez (web developer), Amanda Baydar (web developer), Catherine Jimenez (web developer), Prabhkiran Kaur (web developer), Givi Tvalavadze (backend web engineer), Baltazar Figuereo (senior software engineer)
Job Titles:
- VP, PARTNERSHIP MARKETING
Job Titles:
- PROJECT MANAGER, STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
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- CEO, Apple With Adam Lashinsky, Executive Editor, FORTUNE